I need the names of some REALLY scary movies. Like, the scariest of all time, from ANY genre. thanks

Poltregeist. Sixth Sense. Definitely NOT the Blair Witch Project.

Oh, and if they ever come out with a Teletubbies Movie, add that to the list. :D

any others, like along the same lines as movies such as Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. Like true to life movies?

Can't think of any of the top of my head, not a big fan of the horror movies. They're usually too predictable.

Rocky Horror Picture Show :D

Night of the Living Dead (first one, in B&W), Psycho (Hitchcock's origional), Alien, and The Legend of Hell House.

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre was based on a true story. That’s what made it so frightening.
Don't forget The Exorcist.

The Amityville Horror, Exorcist I, Exorcist III, and they just came out with a remake of an old japanese horror story called The Ring. The original was called Ringu.

Critters 1 through 4.
They are the only movies that have successfully scared me.

Oh, any 1960's Sci Fi film... Beware the blue painted people... and the styrofoam props... beware!

The Ring (original subtitled version is apparently just as good as the re-make currently out). Some would disagree with me, but I'm not easily scared, and it really ooked me out.

Yeha the Original (Japanese) Ring, weirder than the American one but the bad guy (their is irony here) is a helluva lot scarier

Guess I may have missed something while watching "The Ring". It did nothing for me at all. Was about as exciting as watching paint dry.

Teletubbies, Barney the purple freak, Smurfs go biserk, don't forget all of these reality shows How to marry a dumba**, Who the heck wants to be a star, etc... These are all horror shows.:D

The Ring, I must agree, was one of the spookiest movies I’ve seen in a long time. I haven’t got to see the Japanese version yet. Is it really scarier than the remake?

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A man was found dead in his seat at a cinema in the Indian capital after the late-night screening of a horror film which the director has warned could pose a health risk to those of a nervous disposition.
A police official told Reuters that the theater's cleaning staff found the man -- aged around 50 -- slumped in his seat early on Tuesday morning after the end of the showing of an Indian horror movie, "Bhoot," or "Ghost."

Police said they had found no identification papers on the man or external injuries on his body.

"Nobody has come forward to claim his body. Maybe he got frightened, I don't know," said the police official.

"Bhoot" is a spooky thriller about a possessed housewife and is set in a high-rise Bombay apartment. It is running to packed houses in many parts of the country.

Before the movie starts, a message from the director appears on the screen warning people with heart problems or pregnant women that they view the film at their own risk.

Maybe it was his wife that was possessed? The movie was really about him, nothing like a pi**ed off women.......

The Ring was one of the scariest movies I've ever seen! I didn't know there was another verison, I'm defenitly going to check that out!